Overview
One-screen synthesis: panel snapshot, last visit, open tasks.
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Patient intelligence
The arc of a patient, across every visit.
Treatment Pulse, the AI Timeline, and a 13-section profile run every time you open a chart.
A seven-step analysis, run on every patient load.
Symptom trajectory, medication response, scale movement, plan adherence, and risk flags, from the full encounter history.
nextvisit.app / patient / Maya S. / treatment-pulse
Maya S.
- Symptom trajectory QueuedPHQ-9 22 → 11 over 12 weeks. GAD-7 stable in mild range.
- Medication response QueuedSertraline 50 mg titration: partial response by W6, sustained by W10.
- Cross-reference scales QueuedPHQ-9, GAD-7, C-SSRS pulled across 8 visits. No SI escalation.
- Plan adherence QueuedSleep hygiene plan started W4. Pt reports consistent application.
- Risk flags QueuedNo SI/HI. Polypharmacy: single agent, low interaction load.
- Recommendations QueuedMaintain dose, recheck W16. Consider step-down if stable through W20.
- Synthesis QueuedMDD recurrent, moderate, in partial remission. Trajectory favorable.
Pulse summaryGenerated in 1.4 s
MDD recurrent, moderate, in partial remission on sertraline 50 mg. PHQ-9 down 50% over 12 weeks, GAD-7 stable in mild range. C-SSRS negative across all visits. Plan: maintain dose, RTC W16, consider step-down if stable through W20.
Each step is observable: which encounters and which scales. Nothing is generated without a source.
Every signed encounter, in order, written for continuity.
One entry per signed encounter: med changes, mood deltas, and patient quotes, tied to the source date.
Most prescribers open this first. It replaces the habit of re-reading three notes before a six-week or eight-week follow-up.
See the Patient Timeline visualThirteen sections. Behavioral health does not fit on one screen.
Scales over time, a med timeline with dose and gaps, prior trials, interacting allergies, and old faxes. After a visit, proposed med, condition, and allergy changes can sit in a chart inbox instead of disappearing into the note.
nextvisit.app / patient / Maya S. / profile
Maya S.
AI Timeline
AI-authored entry per signed encounter, in chronological order.
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Treatment Pulse
Seven-step longitudinal analysis, regenerated on every load.
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Demographics
Name, DOB, pronouns, contact, emergency contact, language.
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Care Team
Assigned providers, supervising clinicians, referring physicians.
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Insurance
Patient-level coverage, eligibility status, prior authorizations.
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Ledger
Patient-level claims, copays, balances, payment history.
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Session History
Every encounter, signed and unsigned, with note status and codes.
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Medications
Active and historical regimen, doses, dates, prescriber.
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Conditions
Active and resolved diagnoses, ICD-10 mapped, with onset dates.
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Allergies
Drug, food, environmental allergies with reaction severity.
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Scales & Exams
PHQ-9, GAD-7, C-SSRS, AUDIT, custom screeners with trends.
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Documents
Faxes, prior records, OCR-indexed and AriaMD-readable.
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Standardized instruments are scored data, not free text.
PHQ-9, GAD-7, and C-SSRS are scored, trended, and cross-referenced by Treatment Pulse. AUDIT, custom screeners, and clinic-specific instruments use the same trajectory view.
nextvisit.app / patient / Maya S. / scales
PHQ-9
Patient Health Questionnaire-9
GAD-7
Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7
Other instruments tracked
- C-SSRS
- AUDIT
- Custom intake
Need a scale on a signed visit? Open the encounter, click edit, and run the magic-wand action. Relevant scales score and trend as if they were captured in session.
See it on a real chart
Twenty minutes. We open one of your patients (or a sample) and walk the longitudinal view.
Treatment Pulse, AI Timeline, the 13-section profile. You leave knowing whether this changes how you run a panel.
Live in 2 weeks or less
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